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The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
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John Francis ,towan. aged IS. died at
Athlone nn the 18th u't
The celebrated November fair Of
MuIlingar, which is secnnd to he not
able Octssber fair Of 'ailinasioe, CO.
CURED TN the l1th and l., h ult. This
supply OF horned stock Oh the opening
day w;1s large, and Il brisk demand pre-
va1iing, good cattle sold readily at
slight increase on former Quutatiuna.
lnfrrior classes. however, were difficult
to dispose of at any price. The sheep
depart ment WAS fairly stocked Lambs
sold badly. @ ,ntations--- Prime beef,
47s. 6d. to 52s. 81; SIC md q ,AI,ties, 40
sh'lIlngs to IS shIiiugs; 3 year-o!d
helfrrs and bn 'cks, el2 IL, SIS, 2-year-
ods, &S to el0 los yearlin s, 81 It's. TO
81 lbs +; s5pringers, Gt3 to Ei6 los.
She~p-Pf poe mutton fetched from 6
pence 20 Ct pence per pound. and other
qualities in proportions; lambs from rs
shillngs to IS shillings each.
WICKLOW.
Mr.. Henry Brougham Doughty, who
was depoted some time ago by the Hyde
Park meeting to visit ireland i'm the
Nationalist interest. was arrested upon
a warrant issued against him under the
coercion act for speech making in the
southwest. The branches Of The leaxue
in :his county have formally expressed
sympathy and adequate recognition Of
Mir Dough'y's motives
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WEXFORD.

Ga November II, a special court was
held at the Wexford Prison, before
Messrs. Considine, r. I'd. Kilkenny,
and Bodkin, r. NJ, Waterford, for the
purpose of taking securities in the case
of the 81 prisoners who were sentenced
by the special court at Arthurstown to
terms of six months, four months, and
three months Imprisonment with tlard
labor. notice Of appeal having been
made in their behalf. The prisoners
and the securities having entered into
.recognizances, the magistrates ordered
the prisoners TO be liberated. There
were over $50 men from the Shelburne
district assembled round the prison,
and when the prisoners came out they
were received with loud cheers for the
'.plan Of campaign They were ess
corted to tue train by several Thousand
persons singing IN o Surrender and
God Save Ireland. IA The appeals will
be heard at Wexford about the middle
jof January.
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sHAMROCKS FROM ERIN.
TINES ON RECEIVING FATHER's
PICTURE From IRELAND.
By RosANNA M'CoNvILLE.

Thore is always something sent to cneeS
The exil bauishcd from heir homes,
And driven by hard + rtune mere,
Amongst the strangers f"r TO roam'
Force, from ,ha, land beloved by them,
And DER the broad Atlantic crossed,
sro ,aboriu old freedoms name,
Vhat Door ID ireland long has Lost.
Rut Whit has come my heart to cheer,
An exile numbered with the rest;
IT'S treasure thut's 10 me more Gear
Than anv earthly wealth possessed.
Ut satisfies the keen desire,
That in nay aching heart doth b"rn,
who q flames OF love shall not expire
So long as I thy absence Encu II,
IT'S The picture OF an absent friend,
Fur what arendful change appears,
Since last gszed upon that form,
Though few in number are the years.
That form with youth once stood erect,
Now ,te weight Of years does seem to swa!
And thy hair, that once was raven blacK'
Appears t. be fast turning gray.
Oh. Father, when think Of thee.
And ct my childhood's happy nome'
Those visions waft me Ger the sea,
Visions that too quick have hewn.
Yet all Inst Is one request,
And oh. what honor 1t will be,
10 |. uc gu de thy feeble days.
As thou didst guard my infancy.
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THE FAIR! 1O3 WASHINGTON Avenue South TIE FAIR

were covered with tarpaulin as a pro
! lection. in spite OF which they were
| everely burnt and scalded b, boiling
tar and water. Three persons were ar
rested. Some policemen and about
twenty civilians were hurt. The in
mates Of the house escaped by an
underground passage.
Lisfinny Castle still holds out. and
Mr. Dpnglas Pyne remains uncon
quered. On Sunday, Nov. Is, the
penpie surrounding Che country districts
of TaIlnw % ,rched in greass procession
TO the castle. wi. h the object Of testify
ing by their presence their sympathy
with MI Pyne during his 'tsiege." I"
Great crowds a 50 came from Youghal.
Cappoquin. Lismore and Dungarvan
headed by bands aid banners AS the
day was very tine the country people
turned out in thousands. Arriving Al
Lisinny, the procrssionists found Mt
Pyne III genial spirits, and apparently
enjoying his position with rare good
humcr. On reaching the castle big
cheer was sent up to the brave defend
er. and Mt. Pyne quickly made his ap-
pearance at one of the turrets and re-
connotred thejnvading force. Finding
they were all friends he bowed and dis
appeared for moment. Il spar was
then pushed out from an angle of the
castle wall, and attached TO the spar
was double pulley fitted with long,
strong rope, at the end of which there
was camp stool with back to it like
chai1. In this Mr.. PYne seated him
self, and was swung and lowered by
some of the offenders OF the castle to
the ground from height of 86 feet.
Addresses were then presented to Mr..
Pyne. In reply he delivered char.
acteristic address, in which he de
scribed the interior of his fortress ,
His cellar, he sad, was we'll stored; but
he would pot say in what part Of the
castle that Was, for that would be. be
said, the very first place the Royal Irish
would be anxious to get at.
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LONDONDERRY.

Father Nugent, the highly respected
parish priest of Lissan, went on No
vember II to the residence Of Mr..
Nathaniel Staples on business, and at
the request of Mr. Staples. When he
arrived at the house Mr.. Staples was
addressing 2 party Of Orangemen from
the balcony. Father Nugent knocked
at the door, but did not gain ADMIT
tance, On his return home he was set
on by q party of the Orangemen, and
received several serious wounds, one on
the back of the head, inflicted by 3
drumstick, anc another on the forearm,
and it is rumOred that his arm has been
broken. Fortunate ely, the agent Of the
estate came 70 j his resistance, and his
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A good violin U 81. A beautiful violin. Sor.
tnerly sold tor 81. now 81 90, ard 81 good
many uiore too numerous to laentiDn at very
low figures. Sea them.
tine Ranjo, Eagle Brackets, formerly solG
for So row So 25.
AN elegant IA 10. 81 Brackets. Kogcrs head,
etY'ny in.ai' hngi. b ard. ieorv keys, the oel :.
brsted besnry hrand, Il daisy strutnent,
ns!i'tlv Sold f'r 8 @ Car I've hcl9h! nnw for
SIC. D0u's miss this hnnee.
A hre lin" OF Gui.ar<. Flutes, Aro7deons,
Concer,inas, Iithers, ranalorin.s, etc, at uu~
heard ut prices.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
CORK.

The Baltimore Piscatoria1 School is
now in full swing. The application for
admittance. both from distance and
nearer home are so Numerous that it
would require more accommodation
than this trustees could at present
'ffnrd. Very soon, however, the
Foundation Of q new wing will be lid,
md there will he ample accommoda
tion for about 800 boys, ALI are dressed
in very nice uniform OF a seafaring
char tcter, not unlike that of the navy,
and the ages vary from nine to eleven
years.
At tire Castlemartyr Petty Sessions
on Nov. Is, Patrick Mccarthy, an En-
ergency man in charge of an avicted
farm On the Ponstmby estate, was
prosecuted by one Of his "police pro
tectnrs.' Constable Blake, for assault
and using threatening language towards
E,.n. The assault was Of a trivial
character, bat subsequent to it Nc
Carthy threaten the policeman while
he had loaded revolver in his posses
sion, and for this the magistrates
bound h,m to keep the peace.
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cowardly assailants disappeared. FIR.
Nugent was Immediately conveyed to
his residence, where medical aid was
procured,
LONGFORD.

Lt)NHEOND,
The tenants on Lord AnnalY's Rattle
line estate having been refused a reduc-
tlon of rs per cent. on judicial rents.
and 40 Ger cent on those Of lea ellold-
ers. have adopted the Plan Of Cam
paign.
LOUTH.
The evictions in the county Louth
portion Of Lord Nassereene's estate are
now going on, the quarter sessions
business in Ardee and Dundalk having
interfered with che attend ance OF the
sub-sheriff If the county Louth during
the past month.
MAYO.
A fine Nationalist demonstration was
held in Lisacull ON the borders of the
county, November IL.
MEATH.
The English Home Rulers were in
Kells quite recently, speaking at the
demonstrations
MON AGH m.
The Donaghamoyne branch of the
National League at its last meeting
adopted a resolution coodemning the
brutal treatment to which William
O'Brlen has been subm ltted
QUEENS COUNTY.
Resolutions of sympathy with Mr..
Doughty of London have been adopted
by the county Nationalists.
ROSCOMMON.
John Noone, widely known patriot
of Carnaska, died recently, to th 70 deep
regret OF many hundreds of National.
lists.
SLIGO.
On the 18th ult. at Sligo, the FIRST foot.
ball match of the season was played be-.
tween the Sligo Hare and Hounds and
Gaelic clubs on the grounds of the lat
ter. The Gaelic team won.
rIPPERARY.
Lord Clonmell's tenants are about to
ask for reduction of 40 per cent on
the years rent.
Mr.. Lalor, (of Gregg, Carrick-on-
Suir) has offered his tenants reduction
of within shilling in the pound of
what they demanded under the plan of
campaign-namely 80 per cent on the
valuation.
WATERFORD.
On the morning of November u,
about fifty constables, in charge Of
Captain Sacke, district magistrate,
proceeded to a house near Dungarvan,
to evict James Shanahan. a tenant Of
the Marquis of Waterford. Deter
mined resistance was offered by shana-
han and his family The bailiffs, while
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Hastings.
Correspondence of the Irish Standard.

VI tl16 lEJSQ HEanUUTQ.
DIR. lgnatius Donuellv, jr., left last
week upon a Two years snjnlrn in Lon.
don aud V,euna. His III .,lY friends Of
this city wish him a pleasant journey.
The mortgage TN the Church Of the
Guardian Angels, 81 $40 and interest,
was paid to Stephen Gardner, sr.. Lass
week and tie churcn is no " out of debt.
Fred Fisher, of this city. attempted
to commit suicide last week by taxing
a dose Of poison. DR.. III shn was sent
for and Fisher " IS relieved Of the poi.
son. He is now at the city hall and will
recover. No cause is assigned for the
rash act. IL is about forty-two years
old, q single man. and all old resident
of our city.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
Saltwater News.


Correspondence of The Irish Standard
Michael Casey, aged 81 years, has
been recommended by the Probate
Court to be sent to the Minnesota Sol
diers' Home.
President Thomas Organ OF Division
NJ. A. U f., left fortIle pineries on
Tuesday last, to remain during the.
winter. Vice President j. e. Kennedy
will occupy the chair during his ab..
sence.
The Saltwater branch Of the Land
League is making active prep arationsl
for an invitation ball 10 be givenEab bout
New Yearsin N Music Hall; the 81 pracesdsS
be sent to the N NatioHall trtasnrasAr l.
Tickets cam be purc rom llaeinlliIsssS
bersonly EsgS
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L. -OOK !!
Presents.
SILV ERW ARE DEF r I, M.
The sale of these

A full assortment Of the best brands of sill.
vtrware at less than the n anufac urers' cost.
These goods ,,ust gu.
Anon4 which, we mention the following 4
fine triple plate bottle castor. fully worth
81. is, now 81 Is.
beautiful Pickle Castor, sold ell over for
S. can b. h)u- ht here for 90c. Thi. is 4 rare
bargain.
Handsome engraved qua 'rupie plate Cake
basket. a., es giant present worth SS75, will he
sacrificed for 81 35
Toit Bnxes. Albums, Plush Work Roxes
ladies Hand Satcbel>, etc, at your own
prices.
Music boxes. hand organs. Eli q ane assort-
n1ent OF Clocks. ec., to be sold ct % per cont
below actual cost.
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Q We r c Q AT S
The Biggest Bargain You Ever Saw a
Actual Half-Price Out.

ACHuhl AHll~I ElCS Outs
A good chnrnil'e overcoat. rood heavy
weight, price before the fire $3.50, Our price
now 81 50.
a zine chin"hila overcoas, all wool. we'll
made ,u trimmcd: price before The fire $13 50.
our price now $3.50.
An elegant Irish sh Freize ulster. tyr collar;
worth $25: FIRES ,e price $13 so.
a ~ large assortment Of chnchiila over
conts ri SOC on the dollar at this gre It Ftre-saia.
Fur. ut iesa than half-price. only five II
six left. Enquire for them and get cheaT, coat.
4 few odd vests, good aud warm. choice
patterns, closing out at &c.
Boys and Childreas Clothing Dept.
Cnildren's keee-papts CSC at the Fire-sale.
This don't pay for the making:
Chi drena overcoats. 5 to II years worth
from ~ to 81: Ef,n-saie' price st.1"
Children's and Youth ov.rcosts. IL to Is
yesrs.weil made aud strong. Fire-Sa!e price
$22s.
Childre;s's suits, good wool--just thinl--only
81 25 The Firp-Sae
Chi'drens suits. fully worth IS, 'tA'' / in
every respect, $175.
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Shawl Departm 9nt.

Wa have onlv a few loft or the Waterloo and
Riverside Shawl. and are determined TO close
ou the entire lot. Fancy and plain colors
sing e shawis, all wool, worth $3.50 and IS, at
this Fire sale Sl.I5,
The heaviest and largest Waterloo Double
never been sold for lees than $3.50, our price
$3.50.
wehaye some very 1ne Veive. Shaws. fine
oo,ors and bor1era wti view II offer at 81 so.
wholesale price has never been less than $40
Shoulder Shuwls, in different colors and
sizes. at 1s,.. 4Oc, SOC and 75r. They are worth
more than douhs the money,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
ANTRIM.
Mr.. Henry Fi,zgibbon. G, c., has
been appointed Recorder OF Belfast

Mr.. Henry Fi,zgibbon. G. c., has
been appointed Recorder OF Belfast.
ARMAGH.
I The voice of this county is making it.
self heard in protest against the lm-
prisonment and brutal treatment OF
the Irish leaders.
CARLOW.
A recent football game between
county Carlow aud Dublin University
teams ended in draw. the score being
a dropped goal for Trinity as against a
GOAL kicked from a trv for Carlow. -.
Jameson. j.. S. Jameson, Butler and
Dennis played up we'll for Carlow.
CAVAN.
The Cailieborough town commission
4 ers have adopted resolutions protesting
az ainst the imprisonment OF the peo-
lple's champions. y 5
+. CLARE.
sls 81. on Nov. 12, Captain Wrlch and Mr..
& Irwin. r. Ms gave JUDGMENT in the
trials held recently in Kilru,h under under
the Crimes Act, and sent Is young men
/ to iatl for one month with hard labor, A ''
Ssdismissing the $charpes against g'll1 the Q 8,
gssother. defendants The scene BID II the Inc
h court after the sentence was most q y ex
citing, ali the prisoners cheering for f'r
lillian lD,Brirn, the Plan szof e;am. s.t q
singing ~ D Save s 1re- 'a'F-
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17

Constable Thomas Thompson, who
served eight years in the Royal Irish
Constabulary, on November IL handed
in his resignation to the officer com
manding the Limerick District as a
protest against the prison treatment Of
William O'Rrien.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
LEITRIM.

The Annadnff leaguers have been
shown by their annual report of re.
ceipts and expenditures, lately submit
ted. that they are in as prosperous con-
dition as any brarch of the League in
COnnaught.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
KERRY.

The Tralee town commissioners are
considering project for the erection of
a town hall.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
DUBLIN.

On November is, in the Court of
Queens Bench, Dublin, on the applica-
tion of Crown council orders were
granted for special duties for the trial
OF various important cases at the en-.
suing Winter ASSES, among them
being the Whelehau murder case.
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DONEGAL,
There will be much suffering this
winter among the poor tenantry of this
DOWN.

A memorial has been forwarded to
Lord Dntferin from his tenantry in this
county, reminding him Of his promise
to grant an abatement in November OF
this year. and proposing tn 1t it should
be to the extent Of 40 per cent.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
KILKENNY.


conner Gaelic Athletic Association it
was unanimously resolved, sThat this
branch of the &. A. a. desire to enter
their most emphatic pro- est against the
disgracaful action OF the late central
executive at Thurles on November 8,
1887, and furthermore pledge them
selves not to acknow edge them in the
future, inasmuch rs they consider the
entire proceedings t., be illegal, and
calculated to bring discredit on the or
ganization." It was also resolved,
'That we tender onr sincere sympathy
TO MIR. William O'Brien i'll his prison
cell, and warn the government OF the
evil consequences that would ensue
should anything befal him."
KINGS COUNTY.
The Banagher branch of the Gaelic
Athletic Association has resolved,
"That we deuonnce the conduct Of
Messrs. Fitzgerald. Hoctor, Forde and
party at the rhurIes convention, and
refuse to have any connection with the
executive appointed by them.''
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
Monday, December 9. oooo


Chlld's Cloak. good quality. wool, we'll made,
worth 81 25, Fire ale P.ice 81.
Misses' Cloak. nicely trimmed and well
saede worth st. Fire sale Price only 81 rs.
Ladies' Clnaks. fine quality, elegantly
trimmed, worth So. a bargain, Fire.Sale
Price, just SEQ IL, $3.50.
Newmarkets--A fine garment for ladies' and
Misses, well MADE, cost 50 70 make Fir.~Sale
Pr @ ,ly So. ',~
Wra ,a-~All shanes and desgna. We quote
a beauty in a fin" Wool Astracnan Cloth, Chin
chia trimmed and fine v made. Look at this;
1t Is very stylish. Fire-Sale Price $3.50.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
GALWAY.

At the weekly meeting Of the Lough-
rea Board of Guardians, resolutions
were adopted congratulating Nj. Will
5frid Blunt on the noble stand taken by
him and Lady Blunt at. Woodford for
freedom OF speech, and also expressing
admiration for the stand taken at
SWuotlfori by the twn members Of the
Board iessrs. Roche and Egan,
against tho yrann sof the ficials. ss i
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
LOO !!
Holiday Presents.
OUR IEWElRY DEPARTMENT.

In this depar' n1ent we are almost giving
goods away. Now is your time to secnr. for
the hold 'ys. Some elegant presents at give
away prices. viz:
a-e,z siIverine case with fine imported
mOvent, q g''od time piece. fully worth SITS,
now worth S3 95. Only few Of them left.
3-oz in silver case. god hinges screw cap.
dust pr of, EIgn or Waithu'n movement, fully
worth $40. now 50 80.
An elegant gold fl led case. dust proof. ste1n
winder and setter, with 6 full 5"weled Elgins,
Waltham or Springfield tnoven,"n guaran-
ted to " ar fnr 20 years, fully worth SA3 now
s2l. This is a big bargain
A ladies' fine solid gold t,oxnd case with 81
fine imp rted Or tnl tewe eel Eigin moyem Mt,
$23.
Also the finest add largest assortment Of
ladies' and gents riggs, chsing, or"ast-pins.
earrings, cuff buttons, lockets, charms. scarf
pins, etc, i'll gold, flscd and pIated in the city,
and at prices tha- will astonish you.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
DERRY

Business in Derry is said to be i'm
proving, and there are prospects Of sew
eral new industries being shortly
started up
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
FERMAN AGH.

MIR. McTernan of the Fermanagh
Times has been sued for libel by q resi-.
dent magistrate Of Enniskilen, on ac-
count of an article published in his pa
per reh-cting on the veracity of the
magistrate.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
KILDARE.

The Very Rev, Nj J. Murphy. 2. F..
kildare, has been presented by his
rarishioners with magnificent
brougham and SIT of double harness as
a token OF the respect and esteem en-
tertained by them for their pastor.
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LOT NO. 7.

AZ cases of iadios' French kid. flexible sole,
high Top button shoe. fancy silk lined, the best
quality OF goods. snch as yo' always pay IS
Tor: Wewfll sail ttis lot FIR $$33.25.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17

The tenants on Lord AnnalY's Rattle
line estate having been refused a reduc-
tlon of rs per cent. on judicial rents,
and 40 pt,r cent. on those OF lea ehold-
ers. have adopted the Plan Of Cam
paign.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17

The Donaghamoyne branch of the
National League at its last meeting
adopted resolution coo1emning the
brutal treatment to which William
O'Brlen has been submt ttted
The Irish standard., 1887-12-17
QUEENS COUNTY.
SLIGO.

On the 18th ult. at Sligo, the frst foot.
ball match Of the season was played be.
tween tho Sligo Hare and Hounds and
Gaelic clubs on the grounds of the lat
ter. The Gaelic team won.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The new Southern Cotton Oil Mills
which have been erected at Little Rock,
Ark, within the last four months, at a
cost of 100000, began operations on the
9th Their capacity is 2G0 tons Of seed
per day.
In JalTerson county, KY, on the night OF
the Sth. Vim. Nanmejer, q farm hand,
went to the home Of VIM. Bowles, another
farm laLorer, and assaulted the latter with
fence rail Bowles seized a pistol and
killed his assailant.
The dry season brought an increased
number OF rattlesnakes into the marshy
lands along Mad river, in Ohio, and within
the past month several persons have been
bitten.
AT New York, on the 9th W. J. McBarry
broke the record in throwing the twelve
pound hammer, throwing it 122 feet. Tho
previous record was 1l5 feet inches. He
also broke the record of 9j feet for one
hand throw, covering ! IA feet.
WITuIN the past three weeks over 800
hogs have died of cholera in Henry county,
Ill. The disease is slowly spreading, and
is taking both cd and young hogs. The
loss from this cause to the farmers of
Henry county this fall already amounts to
81, 600.
The Indians of the Northwest Territory
are showing signs of dissatis action, more
particularly along both sides of the inter-
national boundary line.
A MONTH ago the prospects of the Texas
cotton crop were very iiGttefins for fair
yield, but these catering prospects have
been sadly reversed within the past month.
The rains that came in August found the
crop much more injured by the drouth of
the early summer than there was reason
to b lieve, and the good that these August
rains did has been ruined in a very large
degree by the ravages Of the cotton worm.
Tue report OF the General Secretary OF
the Knights of Labor shows decrease in
membership of about 1875 900. The receipts
for the year have been over 100000.
E. j. OLMER, proprietor of hotel and
restaurant ut Hannibal, Mo-, was fined SI0O
on the 7th for selling cigars ON Sunday,
contrary to the State law prohibiting the
sale of all articles of merchandise not of
immediate necessity.
TIE trustees of the Peabody educational
fund met at New York on the 9th and de.
liberated over the appropriation for the
ensuing year. The amount of money that
will probably be available from the income
of the fund is S680,0o0. The sum VIII be
distributed to the various schools in he
South.
THE comptroller of the currency on the
9Th issued call for reports of the cor.
3it;,, of ,H National Raul-s II the :, osa ~
business Wednesday, October 9th,
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Complied from Yarious Sources.

The President and party stopped over
Sunday az Madison, Wis, with Po5tmaster-
General Villas.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

THE does Of the Rochester (England)
Tories t. retain Colonel Hughes Hallett in
his seat in Parliament has delighted the
Liberals, who will seize the opportunity
thus af2 2Drded to attack the Conservative
artY Y OF high ground.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

Four more cases of cholera developed
on HoTuan's island, New York harbor, on
the ID, among the passengers Of the steam
ship Alesa. The patients were removed
to Sw;nturne island. There ere fourteen
cases un ler treatment.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

a sTATFiTHT prepared Mt the Treasury
Department shows that during the month
Of September there was a net increase of
81, 2,35),315 in circulation and net in
crease OF S7,2G+. l2G IN tho cash in the
treasury.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

BISMARCK and Crispi, German and
ItaliEn premiers respectively, have held
their conference and separated. 1t is be-
level they have arrived at an understands
ing embodyinG policy intended to check
mate the power of the Car in European
affairs.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

THE report Of the appraiser of the as
sjSued estate Of the Enterprise Brewing
Company, Of Philadelphia, which was
flied IN coN~t, shows liabilities of about
$4,000 anG assets amounting to less than
$1,000.